The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge: With An Introductory Essay ... 5
The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge: With An Introductory Essay ... 5
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Sermons on the Advent and Nativity, which might almost pass for the orations of a Franciscan brother, whose reading had been confined to the Aurea Legenda. It would be* uncandid not to add that this indiscreet traffickery with Romish wares was in part owing to the immense reading of these divines.
lb. s. i. p. 247. Acts viiL 14-17.
This is an argument indeed, and one that of itself would suf- fice to decide the question, if only it could be proved, or even made probable, that by the Holy Ghost ...in this place was meant that receiving of the Spirit to which Confirmation is by our Church declared to be the means and vehicle. But this I suspect can not be done. The whole passage to which sundry chapters in St. Paul's Epistles seems to supply the comment, inclines and almost oompels me to understand by the Holy Ghost in this nar- rative the miraculous gifts, r&s duvdpsis, collectively. And in no other sense can I ^understand the sentence, the Holy Ghost was not yet fallen upon any of them. But the subject is beset with difficulties from the paucity of particular instances recorded by the inspired historian, and from the multitude and character of these instances found in the Fathers and Ecclesiastical historians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sermons on the Advent and Nativity, which might almost pass for the orations of a Franciscan brother, whose reading had been confined to the Aurea Legenda. It would be* uncandid not to add that this indiscreet traffickery with Romish wares was in part owing to the immense reading of these divines.
lb. s. i. p. 247. Acts viiL 14-17.
This is an argument indeed, and one that of itself would suf- fice to decide the question, if only it could be proved, or even made probable, that by the Holy Ghost ...in this place was meant that receiving of the Spirit to which Confirmation is by our Church declared to be the means and vehicle. But this I suspect can not be done. The whole passage to which sundry chapters in St. Paul's Epistles seems to supply the comment, inclines and almost oompels me to understand by the Holy Ghost in this nar- rative the miraculous gifts, r&s duvdpsis, collectively. And in no other sense can I ^understand the sentence, the Holy Ghost was not yet fallen upon any of them. But the subject is beset with difficulties from the paucity of particular instances recorded by the inspired historian, and from the multitude and character of these instances found in the Fathers and Ecclesiastical historians.
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